Misheard Lyrics

Sometimes when listening to music, we hear different lyrics than what are actually sung. Whether it's words vastly different from the real ones (How did we even hear that?), nonsense, or Siamese triplets named Emily, interesting blunders occur from mishearing a song. Below are some examples.

What was heard:  See the sunrise on a crocodile.

What it actually is: See the sunrise on a tropic isle.

What was heard:  We are Emily, I've got all my sisters and me.

What it actually is:  We are family, I've got all my sisters and me.

What was heard:  'Cause there ain't no halibut, girl.

What it actually is: 'Cause I ain't no hollaback girl.

What was heard:  In my hometown, made in more ways afraid.

What it actually is:  In my hometown, memories are fresh.

What was heard:  I don't know where my phone is, I don't know where my home is.

What it actually is:  I don't know where my soul is, I don't know where my home is.

What was heard:  There's a bathroom on the right.
What it actually is:  There's a bad moon on the rise.

What was heard:  Killing me softly, with his salt...
What it actually is:  Killing me softly, with his song...

What was heard:  The cross has made you fallen.
What it actually is:  The cross has made you flawless.

What was heard:  Hot beans, you and me.
What it actually is:  High beams, you and me.

What was heard:  She never sat inside.
What it actually is:  She's never satisfied.

What was heard:  I'm all set to lead the wagon.
What it actually is:  I'm all set to veer away.

What was heard:  I don't wanna feel ancient any more...

What is actually is:  I don't wanna feel anxious any more...